The tiny white point , is everyone silent there ?😎
instapardz on
I LOVE THIS!
Daddy_hindi on
Pretty sure someone with almost no knowledge of NW India made this map.
My home district is mapped as Punjabi while the rest of the state as Hindostani with no mention of Haryanvi..
These mappers can’t comprehend one thing that many people are bilingual and use regional dialects or regional language at home and private functions while Hindi for outsiders and official purposes.
Remarkable-Ad-4973 on
This is amazing.
Can any Indian person from the Northern/ Central region tell me about the languages listed?
I hear people refering to the ‘Hindi Belt’ online. Are the languages like Rajasthani/ Hindi/ Bojpuri, Magahi, Maithili mutually intelligible? Or is it more like the Romance languages (French/ Spanish/ Italian etc)?
NatvoAlterice on
Languages from J&K and Sikkim are missing. Bhutia, Ladakhi, Lepcha. Are there really under 1m speakers of these languages?
TeaaOverCoffeee on
This was posted earlier today too and the information presented is just condensation of many languages that the original poster thought were mutually intelligible.
These are some languages of those regions and not definitive of those regions. There are so many languages missing that are spoken in those regions that the poster just omitted.
CarmynRamy on
Did you delete and post it again after all the criticisms on oversimplification and ignorance? I see some corrections.
What’s your definition of mutually intelligible languages? Is it by script or just spoken?
DistanceJolly9201 on
A bit much innit?
CampaignInfamous7509 on
This is why I don’t consider India a United country
newacc419 on
Wtf is Asamiya it should be Assamese.
chatgptbotindia on
Still the shit same map again , no one speaks in Nepali in whole uttarakhand the language is no where related to kumaoni garhwali.
teamswiftie on
They all speak English when I get duct cleaning calls
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The tiny white point , is everyone silent there ?😎
I LOVE THIS!
Pretty sure someone with almost no knowledge of NW India made this map.
My home district is mapped as Punjabi while the rest of the state as Hindostani with no mention of Haryanvi..
These mappers can’t comprehend one thing that many people are bilingual and use regional dialects or regional language at home and private functions while Hindi for outsiders and official purposes.
This is amazing.
Can any Indian person from the Northern/ Central region tell me about the languages listed?
I hear people refering to the ‘Hindi Belt’ online. Are the languages like Rajasthani/ Hindi/ Bojpuri, Magahi, Maithili mutually intelligible? Or is it more like the Romance languages (French/ Spanish/ Italian etc)?
Languages from J&K and Sikkim are missing. Bhutia, Ladakhi, Lepcha. Are there really under 1m speakers of these languages?
This was posted earlier today too and the information presented is just condensation of many languages that the original poster thought were mutually intelligible.
These are some languages of those regions and not definitive of those regions. There are so many languages missing that are spoken in those regions that the poster just omitted.
Did you delete and post it again after all the criticisms on oversimplification and ignorance? I see some corrections.
What’s your definition of mutually intelligible languages? Is it by script or just spoken?
A bit much innit?
This is why I don’t consider India a United country
Wtf is Asamiya it should be Assamese.
Still the shit same map again , no one speaks in Nepali in whole uttarakhand the language is no where related to kumaoni garhwali.
They all speak English when I get duct cleaning calls
Nepali in uttrakhand wtf